CPU overheating...Need help Quick!

[dude1977956]

Recently i noticed that my pc was getting louder and louder, so i used the Asus Probe that came with my mobo and i checked the cpu temperature, it was 62 degrees celsius . Is my computer going to blow up? What do you guys think is wrong?
Here are some relevent sys specs:
1 gb ram
Pentium D 2.66x2
nVidia E6510 onboard integrated graphics card

[Grimm-.-]

Throw it out the window QUICK!!!!!!!!!
IT GONNA BLOW MENN!!!!!!!
SRSLY

[dude1977956]

lol...im using another computer right now, that one is turned off, could someone give some specifics on what is wrong maybe?

[Grimm-.-]

Did you recently make any upgrades?

[pr0klobster]

"Louder and louder" sounds like you may be referring to the CPU fan, which, if the bearings are failing, will slow down, thus allowing the CPU to overheat.

You can identify which fan it is...just open the case, power on the system and hit Pause so it sits at the bios screen, identify the CPU fan, carefully put your finger on the center of the fan so that it stops spinning. When it does so, if the noise stops, your CPU fan is the problem. Replace it.

The above assumes you don't have a Dell or something with a heatsink. It could be a case fan as well, running it with the side off would temporarily relieve the problem.

[Grimm-.-]

"Louder and louder" sounds like you may be referring to the CPU fan, which, if the bearings are failing, will slow down, thus allowing the CPU to overheat.

You can identify which fan it is...just open the case, power on the system and hit Pause so it sits at the bios screen, identify the CPU fan, carefully put your finger on the center of the fan so that it stops spinning. When it does so, if the noise stops, your CPU fan is the problem. Replace it.

The above assumes you don't have a Dell or something with a heatsink. It could be a case fan as well, running it with the side off would temporarily relieve the problem.

Wouldn't that cause damage?

[pr0klobster]

"Louder and louder" sounds like you may be referring to the CPU fan, which, if the bearings are failing, will slow down, thus allowing the CPU to overheat.

You can identify which fan it is...just open the case, power on the system and hit Pause so it sits at the bios screen, identify the CPU fan, carefully put your finger on the center of the fan so that it stops spinning. When it does so, if the noise stops, your CPU fan is the problem. Replace it.

The above assumes you don't have a Dell or something with a heatsink. It could be a case fan as well, running it with the side off would temporarily relieve the problem.

Wouldn't that cause damage?

It shouldn't, as long as the case is capable of running with the side off. Some cases/BIOS detect chassis intrusion and won't boot. In the summertime when my computer room gets above 80, I run with the side of the case removed.

Of course if the room temperature is higher than the internal case temperature, removing the side of the PC won't make any difference.

[nerieru]

as long as it doesn't exceed 90 degrees it's fine

[dude1977956]

figured out the thing that was malfunctioning, it was the processor fan, it was coated with too much dust, thanks for giving me your input though

[iGod]

Well it should crash by itself when its about to overheat so no worries

[NuclearSilo]

Clean your computer ventilator?

[Sharp324]

Sounds like dust build up to me, fans getting louder cause its running faster. Get some canned air and clean out every single heatsink fin. and underneath the fan.

[Locketart]

as long as it doesn't exceed 90 degrees it's fine

QFT, 60 is normal for load and 35 is normal for idle. It's not uncommon for a CPU to get up to 70-75C in the summer. If you want to lower it then try dusting out the inside and maybe reapplying thermal paste to the CPU.

[theblindarcher]

dude this ante funny man throw it in some water then run it over with a car i mean it it fixed my overheated cpu

[Midori]

throw some water on it.

[ranger4life]

hehe this reminds of my liquid cooling alienware. i was playing CoD 4, i had a high kill streak. and one of my friends wanted to meet up with me, so i did. and he suicide bombed.....

and i kicked my computer so hard that the liquid cooling snapped and broke my computer....

[theblindarcher]

hehe this reminds of my liquid cooling alienware. i was playing CoD 4, i had a high kill streak. and one of my friends wanted to meet up with me, so i did. and he suicide bombed.....

and i kicked my computer so hard that the liquid cooling snapped and broke my computer....

still cant believe you kicked your alienware

[Azilius]

hehe this reminds of my liquid cooling alienware. i was playing CoD 4, i had a high kill streak. and one of my friends wanted to meet up with me, so i did. and he suicide bombed.....

and i kicked my computer so hard that the liquid cooling snapped and broke my computer....

still cant believe you kicked your alienware

Can't believe he bought from alienware.

[Grimm-.-]

Hehe I love suicides!!

[MrFudge]

62 deg. celsius?

you should replace your grill with your computer.
MAKE CHEEZburgers.

[BrokenSaint]

hehe this reminds of my liquid cooling alienware. i was playing CoD 4, i had a high kill streak. and one of my friends wanted to meet up with me, so i did. and he suicide bombed.....

and i kicked my computer so hard that the liquid cooling snapped and broke my computer....

still cant believe you kicked your alienware

Can't believe he bought from alienware.

[Grimm-.-]

lol alienware...

The best example of overpriced pc's.

[MrFudge]

lol alienware...

The best example of overpriced pc's.

i think voodoo is worse.
not only are they like, $5000 USD.
But you have to wait over a month for processing and shipping.
Glazed wooden encasing are purrty though.